openspec-apply-change

Yes, the workflow uses the OpenSpec CLI to verify change status and retrieve instructions. It reports progress and blockers continuously, enabling informed decisions while applying tasks across multiple iterations.

Yes, OpenSpec manages code implementation by selecting a change, verifying its status, and reading contextual artifacts. It automates applying tasks and advancing the workflow across iterations, reporting progress and blockers for informed decisions.

Yes, the OpenSpec CLI is required for status checks and retrieving instructions during change application. The workflow relies on it to verify status, enforce structured artifact updates, and advance tasks until completion or block.

Artifact management enforces structured updates to context files as you implement tasks. It reads these artifacts to provide context and updates them to reflect task progress, ensuring the workflow state is accurate across iterations.

OpenSpec change application stops before completion when it encounters a blocker. The workflow reports the blocker and current progress, allowing you to make informed decisions and resolve the issue before advancing further.